In the season finale of The Navigator, Marcos and Gavin take the helm one last time to reflect on the unforgettable year CCNN Live had. From breaking news to national titles, the duo walks us through the biggest moments that defined 2024-2025. They highlight award-winning packages, legendary behind-the-scenes stories, and the team’s unmatched dedication that once again raised the bar for student journalism.

It’s a celebration of growth, grit, and greatness — a reminder of why this program isn’t just a newsroom; it’s a family. As Gavin says in the episode, “We didn’t just tell stories. We lived them.” And as the credits roll, Marcos leaves us with a final note: “This isn’t the end. It’s just our sign-off… for now.”

Thank you for watching The Navigator all year long. Until next time — stay curious, stay bold, and as always… Ready, let’s go.

In this episode of The Navigator, hosts Lucas Batalla and Marcos Montesino sit down with Margie DeQuesada from The Vacationeer to dive into everything you need to know about Epic Universe, Universal Studios’ highly anticipated new theme park. Margie, a theme park travel expert, shares insider details on the attractions, lands, and immersive experiences that will make Epic Universe a game-changer in the world of entertainment. From Super Nintendo World to the mysterious Dark Universe, Lucas and Marcos ask the questions every theme park fan wants answered. Whether you’re planning your first visit or just curious about what’s coming, this episode is your ultimate guide to Universal’s next big adventure!

The Navigator is CCNN Live’s monthly podcast, where we dive into the stories of fascinating individuals from our community and beyond. Each episode features in-depth interviews with people who inspire, lead, and make an impact in unique ways. This month, we’re excited to sit down with Paul Kumer, a beloved history teacher at Christopher Columbus High School and an active member of CasaWars Against Cancer. Tune in to hear about his passion for teaching, his role in the fight against cancer, and the lessons he brings from both the classroom and his personal journey.